Environmental baseline monitoring in the Vale of Pickering — Real-time monitoring data
Monitoring
Air composition Groundwater quality Seismicity
BGS data overlay
Base map
 | Rocks with essentially no groundwater |
| Aquifers with significant intergranular flow | |
 | Highly productive aquifer |
 | Moderately productive aquifer |
 | Low productivity aquifer |
| Aquifers in which flow is virtually all through fractures and other discontinuities | |
 | Highly productive aquifer |
 | Moderately productive aquifer |
 | Low productivity aquifer |
 | Peat |
 | Alluvium |
 | River terrace deposits (undifferentiated) |
 | Glacial Sand and Gravel |
 | Till |
| Less than 1% | |
| 1 – 3% | |
| 3 – 5% | |
| 5 – 10% | |
| 10 – 30% | |
| Greater than 30% | |
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The indicative radon map shows radon Affected Areas on a 1km grid.
The darker the colour the greater the chance of a higher level. The chance is less than one home in a hundred in the white areas and greater than one in three in the darkest areas. | |
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Indicative radon map
Further details
Find out more about the monitoring being carried out in the Vale of Pickering
Groundwater quality
These data are provided live to the website. No quality assurance or data validation has been carried out and the data may include anomalies related to sensor maintenance, calibration or malfunction. Final validated datasets may be subject to change.
Download sensor data
The data are made available under the Non-commercial Government Licence,
subject to the following acknowledgement accompanying the reproduced BGS materials: "Contains British Geological Survey materials ©NERC [year]".
You must contact BGS Enquiries if you wish to use this data commercially.
- Sensor 7 2023 2022 2021 2020 2019 2018 2017 2016
- Sensor 8 2023 2022 2021 2020 2019 2018 2017 2016
- Sensor 9 2023 2022 2021 2020 2019 2018 2017 2016
- Sensor 10 2023 2022 2021 2020 2019 2018 2017 2016
** Downloads are available as yearly ZIP files each containing 1-12 months of CSV data for all the measurements from a sensor. The latest download will be updated weekly.
Further details
For further details please see Water-quality monitoring in the Vale of Pickering
Air composition
Monitored data from the CEDA Archive and Wolfson Atmospheric Chemistry Laboratory (WACL)
Sensors for measuring air composition and greenhouse gases at the Kirby Misperton site were decommissioned on 26 February 2020 as it was concluded that further shale-gas exploration at the site was unlikely following public statements made by the site operator.
More information and data can be found from the CEDA Archive
and
WACL data portal.
Further details
For further details please see air quality and greenhouse gas monitoring in the Vale of Pickering
Seismicity
The images show a day of seismic data for a single channel. Each horizontal line is 30 minutes long with the start time given on the left axis and each vertical line marking one minute. The times are in UTC (or GMT) and so are an hour behind local time in summer.
The colours are simply to make interpretation easier. Seismic activity is shown when a line goes from flat to moving up and down. This is most likely to be something local to the station - a passing tractor or large animal. Earthquakes are distinct because they cause activity on several stations at the same time.
| Station Code | Station Name | Real-time Seismograms * |
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| * Click a date to view the trace for the day | ||
UK seismic network map
Further details
For further details please see our Seismic Monitoring pages.